Unverified code is the next national security threat
Congress and federal agencies can take some simple steps to better protect open-source software.
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Microsoft seizes websites tied to Egypt-based DIY phishing kit-maker
The kits, which the company said were a sophisticated approach to bypassing multifactor authentication, pose a particular threat to the financial services sector.
Printer bug sends researchers into uproar, affects major Linux distros
The vulns would allow attackers to run any commands on targeted computers without user knowledge. But it would take a lot of work to get to that…
LogoFAIL vulnerabilities impact vast majority of devices
Nearly all commercially available computers are vulnerable to a flaw in the process used to display a logo upon start-up.
MIT and Stanford researchers develop operating system with one major promise: Resisting ransomware
Computer science researchers at MIT and Stanford are developing an operating system with built-in cybersecurity defenses.
Project Zero researchers see promising trends in vulnerability fixes
Data from the Google-based team seems to reflect an industry getting faster at fixing bugs and deploying patches.
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White House hosts open-source software security summit in light of expansive Log4j flaw
The meeting will combine tech leaders with feds.
Ransomware hackers turn to virtual machine software to boost extortion schemes
Two Eastern European criminal groups began targeting hypervisors in 2020, according to CrowdStrike.
Who is World Wired Labs and why are they selling an Android trojan?
BlackBerry Cylance researchers think they've found a possible shell company for Chinese hackers known as the Winnti group.
Marc-Etienne Léveillé on Linux malware
Marc-Etienne Léveillé, senior malware researcher for ESET, talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about all the different Linux malware he sees being used.